🔥 3Pack Grill Cleaning Brick Block - Magic Stone Pumice Barbecue Griddle Cleaner for BBQ Grills, Racks, Flat Top Cookers - Grilling Accessories Review

I love them for the hard water ring and buildup in my toilets. I bought them in smaller stones for twice the price. It will NOT scratch or discolor the toilet bowl. This is the only one I've found that works.

The material is much richer than I thought. It works well but breaks easily when used. But on the other hand it works well because it breaks easily I think. I thought they would last longer but now I understand why they are sold in packs of eight.

I used these to clean our shallow pan/grill. They do a great job of cleaning up messes after cooking, but only last long enough to clean up. They wear out pretty quickly. It would be nice if they lasted at least a couple of cleanings. In general I'm happy. Many Thanks.

I bought this unit to clean my husband's grill and it was the easiest and quickest tool to use. The stone did not scratch surfaces, but scraped and cleaned stubborn dirt on the grates and bottom of the grill. Definitely worth your money!

Stones break apart so one stone is enough for a grill clean. However, the grill remains covered in stone particles that you don't want to stick to your food. So after using the stone, I was forced to remove the rust and flush it down the sink. My wire brush removes dirt just as effectively without falling apart or requiring additional rinsing.

The first unit I took out worked great and cleaned the grill about 20 times or more. I thought it was pretty worn out and broke it. When I opened the next one it was much lighter and cut 1/2" deep grooves on the first cleaning. On the second cleaning it broke in half. I got the next one, it's also soft and had after one cleaning deep grooves. I hope there will be one or more of the best in the party. If so, then they were well bought.

At first I had no idea what my husband wanted to give me. I thought he was commenting on my legs or maybe my hands have been looking a little rough lately. But no, that's for my mini glans! I don't know why I was worried about them being "too coarse" on the grill, I've cleaned the grate with a wire brush or even a folded aluminum ball. After I started using one I was surprised at how easily it fitted onto my cast iron grill, almost perfectly. It leaves a white crumb/dust that is easy to blow…

After reading all the reviews about Pumice Stone for Feet I decided not to buy any of them. However, it popped up as a suggestion while watching a barbecue. This is absolutely the best pumice stone I have ever used on our feet! The large size makes it easy to hold while grating. They won't crumble on your feet (like on your grill). They have such a fine grain that they do not hurt the legs even with a lot of rough skin. It required less friction than other stones I've used, including the new…

These grill scrapers are a lot better than the ones I bought at my local hardware store. They are: 1) larger 2) denser, with a smaller grit [the ones I bought locally had lots of air, with larger grit particles - they didn't last very long] 3) durable. Please note that if you are aggressive and apply too much pressure, they may scratch your surface. I cut mine into smaller pieces for easier handling and to get into crevices/corners and small spaces. I recommend moistening them during use. So…